Nixon Gets Warm Welcome In Siberia
In Moscow and Leningrad, Vice President Nixon and Admiral Rickover faced restricted access during a tour of the Lenin atomic icebreaker. Nixon urged dialogue and peace with the Soviet Union while officials noted Khrushchev’s possible US visit and managed security concerns. Tass and Izvestia attacked Captive Nations Week as US provocation.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Nixon
Hyman Rickover
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Rickover
America
Frol R. Kozlov
Red Navy
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Tass
U.S
Ies
Izvestia
Clear consomme as mirror for ruler’s face
Bieen ordered a fine clear consomme to be prepared so transparent it could reflect his face like a mirror. His command focused on perfect clarity and presentation for the royal table.
Radio Schedule Fragment Shows Program Snippets
A partial TV radio guide lists times and programs including reporters, weather, and UNC TV from Chapel Hill with entries noting unidentified segments and a Russian States item.
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Corm Unc-Tv
Chapel Hill
Pull Up a Chair by Hi Fi and More Cozy Nonsense
A collage of humor and curiosities. Notes on coffee stills, laundry of the day, and public life. Quips ask why summer highway repairs detour travelers and include playful asides on aging, brands, and racing history.
Man Delivers Sunday Services Inside Davidson County Jail
Gaither Bean, 72, a Lexington carpenter, has led inmates in religious services at the Davidson County jail for 25 years each Sunday. He and helpers bring song books and Bibles and are kept locked inside for security. Bean estimates 1,000 to 1,200 conversions from his ministry among prisoners.
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Lexington
N.C
Gaither Bean
Davidson County
Bean
Thirsty Town Gets Water
In Boy New Mexico water flowed into homes for the first time in more than five days after villagers installed a new pump. Mayor Robert Keirsey says payment for the pump remains to be solved but the town will manage. A leaky seven mile main and two faulty pumps caused a storage tank to run dry last week. Roy could not transfer earmarked funds for the project and state aid was unavailable. About 750 residents worked Sunday to patch leaks and install the pump.
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N.M
New Mexico
Robert Keirsey
Roy
Hodges Reflects on Soviet Progress and Lessons Learned
Governor Hodges discusses his governor trip to the Soviet Union, noting planned economy elements, high civic participation, and strong state services. He observes disciplined youth, near universal voting, and strong public pride while remaining skeptical of communism and optimistic about improved global citizenship.
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Greensboro
Douglas
Ralph Bellamy
FC Piedmont
Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Canyon
Jimmie Rogers
David Niven
Harvey Dinkens
RCA Victor
Dumont
Admiral
North Main S&t
WBTV
Charlotte
Doug Edwards
Frontier
Dr. i Hunt Ay Patrod
Channel 4
Dayton Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
Hughes
North Main
Wsoc-Tv
Rélement
Naked City
Alcoa Presents
Black Saddle
Jack Paar
Wsls-Tv
Roanoke
NBC News
Whirlybirds
Your Life
Steve Canyon
Jack Peas
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Hartford
Conn
New York
U. S
Africa
Hopalong Cassidy
Arthur Stanwood Pier
Robert Burns
Pacific
Buick
David Buick
Indianapolis Speedway
Chevrolet
Louis Chevrolet
Travel
Earth
High Point
Trailways
Union Bus
Lindsay Street
N. C
Leway
Chattanooga
Fayetteville
Tampa
Washington, D.C
Raleigh
Dennis Morgan
Wyoming
Jane Wyman
Crescent Drive-In Theatre
Iist
Devils General
Willard Parker
Naked Guns
Tet
Tom Dooley
SUN
UA Bowwle
Arome Morel
Walter Fittgcrald
Trara Shelley
Micrall
Penny
Sinatra Robinson Parker Jones Rater
Frank Capras
Eddie Hodges
Srigitte
Bardot
Time Magazine
Samlnom
Uppermind
N.Y
Hodges
Americans
Mr. Khrushchev
Union
North Carolina
Ricky Nelson
Howard Hawks
Techrecolor
Warner Bros
Angie Dickinson
Walter Brennan Ward
Shane
Kirk Douglas
Anthony Quinn
Sunday — Center
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Raat
Jalousie
Ey Bay
Jalousie Company
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CPP Ees Ey
Gun Hill
Rio Bravo
Center Theatre
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